Yay Sushee and welcome!! I agree with the yellow booties, whole heartedly! My mum gave me two pairs for Mother's day. (It was the beginning of the cycle that we fell with these babies!!!! I put one pair in my pillow case and the other I carried with me at all times! Dave also bought me a moonstone bracelet which is supposed to have good fertility qualities. So I am a firm believer.
Jo, We got our from ebay, second hand for 145 dollars and it is the best thing I have ever purchased, second hand of course but in such excellent condition! When we had the first set of twins (the girls) we bought a brand new McClaren stroller, it cost us $900 then (10 years ago) was the only one available to us at the time and it was a pain in the butt! We have so much choice now. Good luck finding your dream pram.
Sal, sorry to hear about your internet troubles, have had them too today and was losing the plot, Belly Belly has become my lifeline! As for the preggy belly, it's good, isn't it? Of course it looks nothing like that in real life, it's floppy and jelly like, not round and beautiful...actually, I look nothing at all like my avatar! Also glad to here that you are feeling a bit more confident about being pg.
Shell, I look at the pram now and the few things that I have bought so far and worry that Iam doing it all too soon. With William, I left everything until 36 weeks. (maybe I knew subconciously he was not going to hang around). It's almost painful buying things but David is so positive and wanting us to move forward, so I'm going with the flow. Must agree though, it is ALWAYS exciting buying for your first baby/ies!
Glad to here Cailin is doing well, thanks Sarah.
Gab, yes definately going to find out the sex of these babies, can't wait for the morph scan. Told the specialist we NEEDED to know so he's booked us in for an extra long scan (God love that man).
Amy, love your preggie belly!
Not much from me, not sleeping so well and having second thoughts about my antenatal care. Very confused about what I am doing. I want a certain doctor and two midwives who were with me when William was born and have stuck with me over the grieving period but now they have dropped off their level of care as they are very busy starting up a new midwifery led unit and I feel very unsupported and alone. Stupid, I know and I argue with myself constantly, you know, it's early days, second trimester, everythings going ok... but the little voice inside my head keeps saying you need care that will support you everytime you feel scared, not confident, anxious...it's the only way you'll make it through. As a midwife and having had a twin pregnancy before, I know the level of care I should be getting and then add on everything else....*sigh* I should just try to relax, I know. On a happy note, I think David and I have nutted out some names that we agree on, if we get one of each. Of course two boys names is proving hard as are two girls!!! Hehe, hope it IS one of each!
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